What is He all About (His Stuff)
James is a comic who hypnotizes the audience
with his mad ninja skills. He lures them in with a
unique blend of charm and wit, then delivers the
kill with nun chucks strung by hilarity.
James is a comic who hypnotizes the audience
with his mad ninja skills. He lures them in with a
unique blend of charm and wit, then delivers the
kill with nun chucks strung by hilarity.
What do I Expect (His Act)
To laugh your socks off. Unless your wearing
sandals......then your socks better already be off.
To laugh your socks off. Unless your wearing
sandals......then your socks better already be off.
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When Can I see Him (His Shows)
Check out his Schedule section. If he's not in your
area well then maybe you should contact the
nearest venue and request him.
Check out his Schedule section. If he's not in your
area well then maybe you should contact the
nearest venue and request him.
"One of Comedy's fastest rising stars"
Executive Director
Calgary Comedy Festival
"He's proven himself worthy and now
it's show time"
Shiva Johansha
Shaw T.V.
"James Uloth Kept the crowd in stitches"
Heather Pickett
Airdrie City View
"Sometimes we get comedians and they're
just not funny... you (James Uloth) were"
Tera Lee
Big Early Radio show
Executive Director
Calgary Comedy Festival
"He's proven himself worthy and now
it's show time"
Shiva Johansha
Shaw T.V.
"James Uloth Kept the crowd in stitches"
Heather Pickett
Airdrie City View
"Sometimes we get comedians and they're
just not funny... you (James Uloth) were"
Tera Lee
Big Early Radio show
Whats the media saying: Give me the Skinny?
Top 5 mustaches in history:
5. Burt Reynolds: Cannon ball run and
various other movies very similar to Cannon
Ball run. He was a legacy in his day, and his
flashy stache is a glories spectacle.
4. Joseph Stalin: What a booger catcher that
guy had. A little bit of a nut ball, but than again
do you know any one with a giant lip warmer
that isn’t a little off.
3. Rossie O’Donnell: wow she’s aggressive,
she’s angry, she’s every thing a good
mustache stands for.
2. Hulk Hogan: Leader of the Hulkimaniacs ,
and his yellowy lower case N style is a
favorite amongst scratchy face people every
where.
1. Charlie Chaplin: He had the coolest butt
broom of them all until Adolf stole the look
and put it on the face of evil. This low
maintenance design was the future of facial
hair, now is the mask of douche bags.
JU
5. Burt Reynolds: Cannon ball run and
various other movies very similar to Cannon
Ball run. He was a legacy in his day, and his
flashy stache is a glories spectacle.
4. Joseph Stalin: What a booger catcher that
guy had. A little bit of a nut ball, but than again
do you know any one with a giant lip warmer
that isn’t a little off.
3. Rossie O’Donnell: wow she’s aggressive,
she’s angry, she’s every thing a good
mustache stands for.
2. Hulk Hogan: Leader of the Hulkimaniacs ,
and his yellowy lower case N style is a
favorite amongst scratchy face people every
where.
1. Charlie Chaplin: He had the coolest butt
broom of them all until Adolf stole the look
and put it on the face of evil. This low
maintenance design was the future of facial
hair, now is the mask of douche bags.
JU
Q: You are a Canadian Comedian, how does that play out to a
world audience?
A: I have never really considered myself a Canadian
Comedian I’m just a comic from Canada. It has always been
my focus since I started comedy to speak an international
language of funny.
When you say Canadian Comedian I feel it implies I have an
act written specifically about me being Canadian or geared
towards Canadians. I do have jokes I only do in Canada but I
often tailor jokes to my surroundings as that is essential to
giving a fresh feel to my show regardless of the nation I’m in.
But unless some one told you were I'm from it probably
wouldn't come up.
Q: Where is your favorite places to perform?
A: Thats a tough question, I'd have to say I love playing the city
that I grew up outside of which is Edmonton. But you put me in
front of a crowd who loves comedy I don't care where it is the
North Pole or the moon, if the audience wants ha ha thats my
favorite place to perform.
Q: Is there such a thing as stand up comedy groupies?
A: My mother asked me that same question, no comment.
I think anything involving entertainment there will be people
who enjoy being entertained and want to meet the performer.
So it all depends on your definition of groupie, do I have
underwear thrown at me on stage no.
You also have to realize that many of the places comedians
perform are the suburbs or small towns outside of the big city.
So a lot of these people look at you as some thing different
shiny and new. And that perhaps you might be able to add a
new branch into the local gene pool, creating a little variance
to the DNA and ending the 11 toe baby epidemic.
Actually some times it’s written into the contract that you have
to impregnate a local, just the other day I was in a town and
seen some kid that looked like Rodney Dangerfield, big head
on him and his eyes were shooting out like periscopes on a
submarine. Not really but it's funny to think about.
world audience?
A: I have never really considered myself a Canadian
Comedian I’m just a comic from Canada. It has always been
my focus since I started comedy to speak an international
language of funny.
When you say Canadian Comedian I feel it implies I have an
act written specifically about me being Canadian or geared
towards Canadians. I do have jokes I only do in Canada but I
often tailor jokes to my surroundings as that is essential to
giving a fresh feel to my show regardless of the nation I’m in.
But unless some one told you were I'm from it probably
wouldn't come up.
Q: Where is your favorite places to perform?
A: Thats a tough question, I'd have to say I love playing the city
that I grew up outside of which is Edmonton. But you put me in
front of a crowd who loves comedy I don't care where it is the
North Pole or the moon, if the audience wants ha ha thats my
favorite place to perform.
Q: Is there such a thing as stand up comedy groupies?
A: My mother asked me that same question, no comment.
I think anything involving entertainment there will be people
who enjoy being entertained and want to meet the performer.
So it all depends on your definition of groupie, do I have
underwear thrown at me on stage no.
You also have to realize that many of the places comedians
perform are the suburbs or small towns outside of the big city.
So a lot of these people look at you as some thing different
shiny and new. And that perhaps you might be able to add a
new branch into the local gene pool, creating a little variance
to the DNA and ending the 11 toe baby epidemic.
Actually some times it’s written into the contract that you have
to impregnate a local, just the other day I was in a town and
seen some kid that looked like Rodney Dangerfield, big head
on him and his eyes were shooting out like periscopes on a
submarine. Not really but it's funny to think about.
* what do you want to know *
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Career Highlights:
- Featured Headliner Calgary Comedy Festival
- Edinburgh Fringe Festival
- Great Plains Comedy Festival
- Showcased APCA Nationals and NE Conferences
Heard on Satellite Radio - Was Ranked #1 Comedian by Myspace.com (2007)
Credits: What has he done?
James has performed at comedy venues across the world..............
He is also a favorite for corporate entertainment and private parties.
- Featured Headliner Calgary Comedy Festival (2006-2010)
- Edinburgh Fringe Festival (2008)
- As heard on Satellite Radio
- #1 Ranked Comedian by Myspace.com (2006)
- Great Plains Comedy Festival (2008)
- Showcased APCA Nationals and NE Conferences (2009-2010)
James has performed at comedy venues across the world..............
He is also a favorite for corporate entertainment and private parties.